Get the name and email of every visitor
Imagine what you could do with that!
You could slowly and steadily build up a huge list of names and contact details for people who took the trouble to come to your site. Instead of losing them you can stay in touch with them. And this can be done on auto pilot. Yes, you just set it up and automatically you’ll collect the names and send out follow ups.
- For example, you could send them a quiet, unobtrusive follow-up email. Personalized with their own name on it. You could thank them for visiting you and offer to help them.
- Another thing you could do is email them a short, useful course, one lesson at a time, spread over a few days (or weeks for that matter.)
- Or you could email them a complimentary ebook, attached to your message. An ebook that has something to do with your services or products or industry.
I can help you do this
My colleague Chris and I can quickly set up your website so that on the home page, and perhaps at the side of all the inside pages, you can be collecting the names and emails of your visitors who want to hear from you.
More about this simple, amazing tool
Just click here now and read more about this amazingly powerful tool. It could be on your website in a few hours, and you could be collecting those precious names and emails by this time tomorrow. Imagine what that will do for your online profits!
Use Asian programmers:
Moderate cost and no risk
I work with talented programmers in India and The Philippines
A while ago my family and I went to a wedding in India and while there went to New Delhi to meet two American business partners who employ a team of Indian IT professionals who can do almost anything you could need for your website or office. Ask me. I'll put you in touch.
Globalization is a reality. All across India I saw low-waged, expert, hard-working, polite, English-speaking Indian programmers working for Western businesses and organizations. And I can put you in touch with a team of them who work in a busy office under the supervision of my two American colleagues who live there.
You don't have to worry about being ripped off by Indians who speak poor English and can't be traced when their work turns out to be sub-standard. At every step you can talk to myself and my two Western colleagues.
Some years ago I lived in The Philippines. I now have people there who work part-time for me. They know what they're doing and work quickly. I can ask them to do work for you also.
